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Missing Stakeholder Approvals

I need to route the booklet proofs to the label [stakeholder=creative], [stakeholder=rights manager], and [stakeholder…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I need to route the booklet proofs to the label [stakeholder=creative], [stakeholder=rights…+
I need to route the booklet proofs to the label [stakeholder=creative], [stakeholder=rights manager], and [stakeholder=artist] for approval by [deadline=Friday], and I’m new at juggling their conflicting priorities. I’m afraid of being the bottleneck or annoying them. Diagnose whether to send one consolidated PDF with a change list or separate tailored proofs, tell me which stakeholder should see the whole book first, and give a short routing note that makes approvals easy to respond to.
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Stakeholder approvals are due and I haven't collected all notes

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